In her previous life, Chen Yao sacrificed everything for her benefactor, but died under a thunderstorm.
Only after her death did she realize that she was supposed to be a villain, but was instead kept by the heroine of Destiny and kept by her side to work for her.
Once she opened her eyes, she came with resentment and completely released her bloodthirsty nature.
Your opportunity is incredible, so what if I take it away.
If you want to kill me to prove justice, then you must die first.
She is ruthless, does whatever she wants, and does things unscrupulously, just to trample that heroine under her feet.
However, one day she suddenly discovered that the puppy she had randomly picked up out of kindness seemed to have thoughts about her that she shouldn't have.
Chen Yao put the dagger against the dog's neck and said casually: "Get out."
The bastard let his neck bleed, and his voice was soft but refused to take a step back: "You said you would take me with you wherever you went."
Tsk, such a servant.
Kill?
Is the book really good enough to be used for tweets? It's okay if you can't. The characters in the book are vivid and have distinct personalities. It's perfect for tweeting.
Can the author use it to tweet?
I like it, but at the end I feel like I'm going to cry to death
Some of the dialogues between the characters are unclear. The heroine was hurt in her previous life and is cold-blooded to the people around her in this life. Although the article used the system to say that the heroine loved the hero without knowing it, unfortunately I didn't see it. All I saw was abuse and harm. The male protagonist, including those around the female protagonist, all have masochistic tendencies, and yet they are happy with being treated harshly. I really don't understand.
Thanks for the invitation. My name is Chen Yao. I want to take a look (っ◞‸◟c)
Brother Fang! Aunt Fang? Is this the name of Zhelun?
In the end, they were not together until the end
The writing is good, but it is a tragedy, and the male and female protagonists are not sweet at all...
Be made me cry later when I watched it. The protagonist has a very distinct personality and is not a virgin. The reversal in every link is a bit unexpected. There are not many emotional lines, but it is very interesting.
Is the book really good enough to be used for tweets? It's okay if you can't. The characters in the book are vivid and have distinct personalities. It's perfect for tweeting.
Can the author use it to tweet?
I like it, but at the end I feel like I'm going to cry to death
Some of the dialogues between the characters are unclear. The heroine was hurt in her previous life and is cold-blooded to the people around her in this life. Although the article used the system to say that the heroine loved the hero without knowing it, unfortunately I didn't see it. All I saw was abuse and harm. The male protagonist, including those around the female protagonist, all have masochistic tendencies, and yet they are happy with being treated harshly. I really don't understand.
Thanks for the invitation. My name is Chen Yao. I want to take a look (っ◞‸◟c)
Brother Fang! Aunt Fang? Is this the name of Zhelun?
In the end, they were not together until the end
The writing is good, but it is a tragedy, and the male and female protagonists are not sweet at all...
Be made me cry later when I watched it. The protagonist has a very distinct personality and is not a virgin. The reversal in every link is a bit unexpected. There are not many emotional lines, but it is very interesting.
I don't know why the rating is so high.